Wild Alaskan announces four more staffing moves
The direct-to-consumer seafood pioneer attributes its recent changes to rapid expansion and maturation
Alaska Fish Radio signs off after 33 years on the air
Seafood journalist Laine Welch chided the industry for missing opportunities to keep its revenues and workers within the US state
Three Alaska cities join appeal of salmon gillnet fishery closure
A fishing group maintains that the US state has not followed federal regulations and that over-escapement and state management has led to economic and biological unsustainability
Alaska allows subsistence salmon harvesters to use drift gillnets
The board is allowing two Area E purse seine Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission permit holders to concurrently fish from the same vessel
1-800-FLOWERS acquires direct-to-consumer seafood seller Vital Choice
The acquisition of Vital Choice, which is based in Bellingham, Washington, expands on 1-800-FLOWERS' offerings across the growing 'better for you' food category
US seafood sector mourns passing of Trident founder Chuck Bundrant
Chuck Bundrant, who in 2013 appointed his son Joe as CEO of the massive salmon, crab and pollock supplier, first got started in the Alaska fishing sector in 1961
Peru eyes potential to grow as seafood re-processing hub
Peru's government has the opportunity to help the sector to grow to $3 billion in the next five years, according to the president of SNI's fisheries and aquaculture committee
Charges on raw material imports hinder Peruvian tuna sector’s growth
Peru's government has now the opportunity to help the sector to grow to $3 billion in the next five years, according to the president of SNI's fisheries and aquaculture committee
Vital Choice confident in strong direct-to-consumer seafood sales post-pandemic
Direct-to-consumer seafood sales 'was kind of crazy talk' 20 years ago -- Dave Hamburg, Vital Choice Wild Seafood & Organics
Silver Bay’s Riggs, OBI’s Palmer named to ASMI board
The appointments will run until the summer of 2024